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The Evening Current in Carlsbad, New Mexico

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Newspaper

The Evening Current

Location

Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1918

Page

4

Disciples in Wet Camp Fight Weather Moraine

A group of three Indianapolis travelers endured a four day test trip in a windy rainstorm. They improvised firewood from damp ground to keep a dry fire, delaying departure as worsening weather pressed them to reconsider staying or leaving at daybreak.

Indianapolis Sie T Walton Poole

Firestarter’s Return Sparks Water Bill in Indianapolis

In Indianapolis a local incident centers on a fire started with dry wood kept on site and the owners returning to town to confront a water bill linked to the blaze. The report notes the city water authority and residents were involved in assessments and charges.

Indianapolis

Arctic Circle Crossing Festival On Russian Northbound Trains

A rail line in north Russia marks crossing the Arctic Circle with a festival style celebration similar to equator voyages. Passengers enjoy a halt on the White Sea coast for a constitutional stroll and a prepared dinner while a small rail gap under the circle creates a noticeable jolt as trains pass.

Russia Arctic Circle Equator White Sea Circle

Lost item near Tansil dam with reward for return

A garbled notice reports a lost item described as ginases between the Tansil dam and the creator's residence. A reward is offered for return to the office or address provided.

Tansil Dam Ginases

Red Cross Geneva Treaty and Plantation Terms

The 1864 Geneva conference produced the Red Cross treaty establishing neutral hospital care and volunteer aid to armies, with the red cross emblem. The term plantation, used mainly in the South to mean a slave era farm, also denotes a local government unit in Maine smaller than a township, reflecting regional meanings.

Geneva Switzerland Red Cross Maine

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